Van wink

Huge isn’t it, Billy will we posting in the early hours.

Yep even less

The exercise ban is just in Paris I believe.

Citizen Kane

I recon Bill might be in this

Wasnt she on pointless?

I prefer Shaun the Sheep

We are getting thousands of admissions a day though aren't we, presumably many of those recover without the need for intensive care and are discharged, but I take your point on time lag.

The Seventh Seal.......

Is there a dildo involved?

Blade runner

Would be really good to see a bit more emphasis placed on recovery rates.

Good news indeed, hope for a speedy recovery and back to the helm

You soon popped up you lying ****!

Full moon tomorrow

Blimey Ron, you need to post with a bit more clarity if you don’t mind me saying so. I like Bill thought that you literally meant erecting a stake and setting fire to her! Must do better Ron or you will continue to be used to distract from some genuinely unpleasant posts.

I would get you some if I could KG. He seems to have plenty now.Not sure how it would manage in the post. A couple of weeks ago it was like WW2 in there, you would go in, empty displays, ask for a pound of bacon and he would pull out a bit of scrag end from under the counter.

I shall be looking out for Venus in the hope of catching a glimpse of the space station. Oops looks like I’m in a time warp, no wonder I miss the space station

Bacon from the local butcher KG.

Looks like they've changed their minds and apologised

There was only one reason he was taken in, a bit more serious than further tests I'm afraid, best wishes to the man.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/tony-lloyd-coronavirus-labour-mp-rochdale-covid-19-boris-johnson-a9449971.html Best wishes to Tony Lloyd for a speedy recovery.

You cant trust a cheetah!

No more shaking hands for Larry

One of the key drivers of the current strategy, as we all know, is to prevent NHS capacity becoming overwhelmed, the knock on result being that the NHS is unable to provide most of its usual health care services. There may be a possibility that as numbers of admissions plateau and then begin to drop that the Nightingale hospitals become the CV19 specialist hospitals and that the rest of the NHS estate returns to its previous use. The Nightingales can remain prepared for any future upsurge or indeed mutation of the virus equipped with all the necessary range of facilities for treatment. The risk of cross contamination of patients in the existing hospitals is a problem, I know of two people who have contracted CV19 whilst in hospital for another reason.